The Sun. — London, England, 1810-08-21 00:00:00

GUILDHALt, Rokerts; an, itinerant waiter, was brolight up, charged by tour gentlemen, with unnatural : and indecent conduct, .on Sunday nigh!, in Holborn. The prisoner met th , coin,- , • plamatits at different times ; and after the most, gross'and beastly conduct, made propositions to them of• a natter too disgusting to detail. He eas fully coinmitted f To account torthe publicity of • the prisoner's coteltict e it is necessary to mention,' that he w•is a liitle intoxica, ed. Eleanor ltoinanie, an antiquated dame, let's corn- , rnited for robbing the lodgiegs of . a young man, named Davi !son. ll.appeared from the testimony of 4 the itrosecuteix, that she was,a ser, ant, and- while. •. .out of empleyinent, had 'edged for borne tittle in Rost- and Crowie;court, fostet-line. She - had fur . ni,hea her .own apartments, l and !on procuring a sitwition at Islington abort ten dtys since,• she left the , prisooer,.who.was an humbie trielid of her's in charge of the room. Time lady, however, did no' prove either a faithful or a 'grateful friend; for she bad no sooner seen the compl. inapt safe out of the house, titan she bet industriously to we,ei% to tits - po-t; o' the furniture. John Smith, Robert Norden, and Mary . Carpman, were next put to the bar, on a charge or manufat . tut ing certain pieces of latise metal, in incitation of the cern, nt coin of the realm. John Vickery, a well known :and alive officer; stated, that in conetquence of private information, lie procure-I a w art eit f r searkhing the lodgeigS of the tv.o Fl st mentioned prisoners, and went td_ Ni). 8, Rwie and Crown-c eat, Sioe•latte, fur that - pewee; on Sunday: ni e lit„ acco epanied by BiShop, rie•mei, and tee tw • .Armstrongse On raeping at flie (heir, , Smith Opened it, when witness told him • the objed of hid visit. He seemed much alarm( ii, • :led ran back, aria was hist italy•followed by .the otii ceri. ~At th e n moment, Noiden, who wee> sitting at the.teble, rose from hi, chair, and threw semet ee,,, , cut of the ,eindow ; what it was could not be ascer . tained; although the must diligent search was,efter - wards mrele. The prisoners evinced a disposition to resist he , •tijcers. but-they weft: soult tripped up, and handcuffed. During this scene e . Mary Carp.: . man, who Ne es in the next room, reenainee• inactive. `Witness next proceeded to •seirch the apartments, and found eight pieces et flat copper, in time stiape of el xpencee, together with all the necessery appara-. tus for filing, s smoothingi thinning; marking, and . silvering base su often discovered in the ,possession, of persons •detetted in such nefarious practices. These, with the prisoners, they con . veyed to the Comp -ter, and understanding that the fetnele. was riot a ledger with the men, they went, as directed by her, to her lodgings in. Union-court, Holbern, were, however, the diii 3 not find any thing . to excite suspicion. • The male • prieortets stated themselves' to be plumbers, but had nothing to urge in theiedetence. —The fetwde said she was 'a milliner, ancleac . counted fie . -being with the prisoners by saying she had made shirts and leandket,hiels for Norden, for which lie had not paid, and being in want of money, she -had called for the sum he owed her. The officers recognized - her as the wife of a notorious Offec.drr, w1;0 is now in custody, and is to bb tried at Maidstone Assizes. - As there as no proof of her eositive guilt in .the present instance, she was • discharged. The two. men were remanded until Fri ;ay, when they will undergo a tidal exatninaihen ...previous to their cernmittal leg trial. • / • . . otiSHIPISThrtriT.-Yesterday an elderly man, - 411111cd John ((tall, a knite-grinder in Crown-court, - Kiogsland-roed; 'Wes ' d with assaulting and wo .tiding his wife with a knife, or some other sharp inseueeepte by btanbing her in the forehead, and Other p iris ; She was taken to . the Hospital in . a very .:aegereus state, and the prisoner was t otritnit ter{ to Clerkenwell priSutl, until the fate of the poor twonean-ls ascertained. tl ll' AN. • ORAVIIIZUD, AUGUST T 9. knowledge of the customs, manners, and language of the country, and has ,0 comPletely the contidence of the King and ministers, that a great objection would be made on their side to his retiring. The, King, after reviewing his own troops the other day (when they performed a sham fight, in which one man and two horses were killed, frotn the disciplined soldiers having loaded their mu,kets Arrived—the Minnos, Shepard, from' Montreal ;. Hoope, Collini,:trom Vera Cruz ; Admiral Gambier, Grout, from Jamaica ; Anwe►l, Prockler, tr.nn Guadaloupe; , iannali. Anderson, John, --, and Ceres, Baron, crow Quebec. ' Sailed—the Speculator, Holman, for Demerara ; and the Medway, —, tor 'Jamaica. • V EitElt DAY. Inuia ROCK, India Builds Ex,:neti Bills, is. SS. pr. ()mutual, unpemil 3 per Cent. Diiio Anti., Co,;is. tot 291 h inst. 681 Baikk Stock, N'avV pc! (era. %ll Irish 5 per Cent. , 4 per Cent. 85i , ver Cent. Iced. 69U per tent. Cons. Mi a Bank L. A nn. t 8 a 9-.6ths ; Printed by R1CH41.6 HA KRIS, or No. 4. Martiett.court , Bo w-s tr eet; a t t. IP • bi• iby WI LLI - it vt Art R. St. ki PI'S, South Nlolton.street, Grotvenor square, At the' StranoFrica, No: 11e, Strand. where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor tic, (post-paid), must be addressed. POLICE. MAt”ION-HOUSE •Roughhead, an Excise wntcliman, was' charged by the Inspector. of the C.iont-hoiSse watchmen, with sterling a pint of oil on the, Custom-11°11,e on'Satutday night. Informant stated,- that as he was going his rounds„ hr. observed three men ,around a cask, and, on ap .- pro;ching ascertain what they were doing, .two ut • them ran off, ihe other, the prisoner, l set:wed wi..l, a' biadder in his hand, containing a small quail. tity of oil, which ha been drawn from the cask under which he was. standing. The priSoner waS c .num.tted to take his trial.. Jsirn Lamb, an• old w retch, Of respectable. ap pestraio was charged by John' Markwond, a p7olide . officer. with a misdemeanor comm , tied on -Sarni day .night last_ .11 , 1ar k Wood -deposeo,' that. as he v.+ on duty in. Moor&elds on Saturday night, at halt past ten, in Company with -a brother otticpc,he obs , rveJ two men standing nehind a tree.' At .first their ap pearance did not excite any suspicion hr his but on returning froth taking his usual round, still seeing them in the same situation, he went with his companion'to ascertain how they were employed.— ' On coming near the : spot, he saw that one was iii, - dec.. - tly exposed, and 'the other Standing' in the frOnt 'Heinstai , tly.ieized the prisoner 4 who endeavoured, by the most violent struggles, to escape, bur in vain. The other villain rau off with such . ra • pith!) , that be .eluded Puomers.. The pris o ner being s,arelied - ,,his watch Was found in his waist coat:pocket, and a considerable sum, in dollars, was found in his coat pocket, , his breeches pockets tieing fluke einpty. On being taken to the watch-house, which was accomplished With considerable difficulty by four watchmen, he. wanted to make ft-ends by giving' •a general treat ;. but here also he was disap pointed. In his defence, he said that he bad •no knowledge of the.person who escaped 'whatever, and bad merely stopped tor-a . natural occasion. • Tie LoaD MAYOR was, however, of a different Opinion, .and desired him 'to enter into recogniz'- l anctifor 'his appearance at' the next . London Session*. The prisoner stated himself to be a- respectable tallow-ch,indler 'at 1--kixtowsand also remarked .th.it at the time he was seized he had -tea in his'pocke, which heliad ktrought up to town !Or the purpose of purchasing t;ilow. PEn€IA, Extract of ti letter from. an Officer 'attached .go the Etubassyso,.! Persia : ' -• _ , 1 - -" TEtittAti, MAY. 22, 1810.. I n m y hi t j - me ol o oel that We kad cOrnmen our . iiturnry towards the" catiiial by easy stagy. ~ we arrived at" Sheraz on the 30th - - December, aria on the•road the highest honours were paid . to the Representatii . e of; our gracious Sovereign. provinces i•atne out to meet and :welcot* us, dismcunting from their hotSes, as a Mail' -r if t respet t, on our near approach. We,pid two visits to the Prince of Sheraz,and bad Karel !line to view the tombs of the poets Sd dbcand Haliz,,x‘ filch are in good I , reservalion4 The minify 6eatsin the envirniis of Slierati are tiflt fine" houS•z•s with :ixtensite pleasure grounds, brit strall gardens, with summer-liOusest,'SPoie of w hick, and especia ly those of th • :Elit l pearis, are veqt pretty. Mr. Morier took sketches of the 'ivhok which yon will therefore pr9bably from the-seat 'of Government in India nearly put A stop'to our hitherto suCcess:uienterpriAe. Sir Hai-. ford taking all ri sponsibility otv hittisell, did-- not comply - with the wishes of "the Goverpment fur his return, to India, but on the I:2th January re-com menced 'his journey. " - On account of the report of General : illalcoltn coming up the Gulph,. the, Persians , suip;cious our designs, wished to detain , us' at Tspahan to theevent ;•tor . several days we were agitated tvveen hope and fear ; Sir H. surmonufed this difh, .culty as well as ate - former, and on thelth, again moved, and arrived a Tehren on the 4th the distance wit computed to 'be almini two hu Cdr and fitty - ; this for Ea,terti you have no -host Ch-li•es or 'mail, coaches at coat mapd, is extremely fast: The former . enibass es took five, months to go over the sate ground, w htc we performed in Jess thadtwo. We should - ha , arrived a day sooner ;;and, it was so arranged, 'lout tit c-inpliment to the English that Gin- Gardanne, with the wh, de of his train, who bait been detained for that purpose, , Weir - to have gm+ out of One gate of- the city in disgr ,ce, while . .te entered in triumph at the other : hitt tiaveiling• in it most boistetous and dark night, • ur - party, by some accident, separated and lost the 'ro. ! d, " On the. 17th, contrary to the Persian customs,' ; as their, moliOrram, or mo , irning had-coMm.-tiCt-ci; we paid our tirstyisit to his M jes'y ;, 6ir rd bearing the King's letter on a gold-plate,. and Mr. Morier the pletients,' to the outside of our houst 7 , where -I was ready with the, troop to salute . ; Sir H. then mounted. On arri% at the palace, Sir H. again bore•the letter, and' Mr. Morier the piesents. The Persian infantry k drilled by the Vrench, , ere drawn up to receive us; they appeared 'to be veryrim's perfect in their exercise. the King, on account of . - the mourning-, did not receive us in the ; üblic halt of audience ; we partM close by it ; it Was not grand as the old palaeel before mentioned, - buth . Shah Abbas. In the . prlvate court 'great Many P. r siau Khans or noblemen w ere rat ged along the wall we made several obeisances before we entered te apartments, and took of our slippers at some dk lance from the door : this was probably hecatise they feared we might behave like the French', u never took off their boots in any hotiqei of the P, r sians, which offended them try much. The-Kin:t on our entry, welcomed us ; when Sir H. (iqi,;,.g delivered the letter, and Mr. Morter the present,, id-the-prime minister for the Kit , g) • made rt , speech, which JatLir Ali li.hart, out gnat in the whole of the tratisai tion, isiterpr.ri , d-; Str H. then seated himselt in a chair atqmit biters yardslio tt the King ; Mr. M rier on his right hand standing, and Jaffer Ali Khan on ins.lett ; the rest of the Gentlemen stood against a wal, ii the rear of the ambassador. • His Majesty was veil affable,. and l: oiled his brother the . King of Eng d as ib: good health. He, asked rt the old 'or tl;(' young was seignink, Sir "1. answered the old. The King then addressed the . pri,ne minister, "Murza Shetfea, and afterwards mad,. several Inquiries . .re specritt..Engjand and Sir H ' s. h-ahh. After an audience of a quarter of an hour, we took Teur. leaves. The King was in a ,'ark, corner of the robot, so,that,we could not obsere distinctly his person or dress. The picitlres painted for him are very flat tering.- The particular beaut y of his person is• a long beard which sl.vrepi the ground . , . Six of his suns were present, tanding on ft;s right hand... The gran deur of the court was much infetint 1,1, .what we: expected. The presents given by the King of Eng,. land were very valuable ;, the .diamond: es:.(hated at, twenty-five , thousand pounds, was . . of hoer. water' than any the Persien monarch possessed. He had it immediately set, and wore it .as a ring the next. day. The .city of. Tehran is the dirtiest pig-stye we have seen in - Persia, ,there is - 'scarcely a street where you can ride two a-breast, and very dirty. 1 iiave been informcd, that in 4 late intervlew, the Persian monarch expre , sed,:liiipsell in terms o f . great , indignation against- the insatiable ambition of the Fre:wit Emperor , and .the atrocities he had re'- cently committed. " Since our arrival the fodndry for ominonovhich the Fre ch ebtablished here, has been put under the direction of an .English otlicer. .No foreigners are allowed to cast ordnance, or to s anutactuie war like stores without the appriabat:ou of Sir Har- ford. " Sir H. I think, will remain in- .Persia much longer than he ha.; any idta of himself: While the .Per.iians have such power:ul enemies as the French, .and Russians, their abil•ty,to wiihstand them, and` remain in petce with us, notwithstanding their great inclination to. do so, niust necessarily be very pre c trious ; and while_ affairs remain in this manner,. tie Government will have great difficulty in finding a person so Capable of fulfilling the situation as Sir H. holds as himself.. Incited lie has ` so perfect a with. ball, instead of, -blankßartrldge) looked at my . troop, and - wa..much pleased with their performancl: he it - vends to re% iew diem Once„tuore Llore 1 leaves the capital..' I do not know what they wi do against the Russians - thi4syear ; 'if they pu - sue the method of• warfare which Sir. H. has ,r - contmended, they cannot be beaten. Give the Peii si.ins regular pay, and a I,ader in ,whom they hats confidence, they would make as f.Lie sol t liesa, ati'y in tne world ; they are naturally. brave tnen,.anit only rrquire - gdod treatment, and a hitlle_dis..;iplin6 tq make them ekcellent i troops.. The King.marches 1920 days. " • • - -BIRTHS. • ' Lately; at Edinburgh, the Lady of Sir Charles Monk; of lids p Castle, cora Daughter. In Upper GrOsteao o f f street i , Lady Hannah Elliot t - 'Son. On Wednesday Jast, at•Darley Dale, the Lady of Ricila Hutt, Esq of a Snii. . , On'tlte 16,C:inst. the Lady of ( o ho M or ti s Esq . of 13 ,1 i. c ' stree•, ot a Son. SPORTIAG lATILLLIGENCE. L AND F - 0 RD RACES. • • , THUR SDAY AUG ; 16. Mr. Morris's b. In Doubtrul a42,ecl; beat Colone/ An drews's b. h. ilversides; Sst: \ 7lb. each four anile heats, !cogs. Three and Four Years Old Plate. Mr. Ashmole's b. Small Hopes,' 4 yis old - - I Id C. H. Somerset's br. li. Winsur, 4 )1s old - 2 2 Mr. Douglas's b. it. Ruin Pick - - 3 sir Members Plate. • Lieutenant-Colonel it. Somerset's b. h. Slunbeam, 5 yrs_old .:. I I Mr. Gotttlard's b. m. Nymphina, 5 yrs old 2 ,2 Mr. Peach's Robin Hvoti, 5 yrs old, Bst. beat Mr. Far quliaison's b. h. silverstdcs, 5 yrs old, 9st. one tnile,'s gs. lianuieap-Sweepstakes of 50. each one-mile heats; eleven Subst ribeis, was won 6y Mr. Ratlelitl:•'s b. h. Thrasher, by Duttetell, 3 yrs Old, besting several others. MAUI . On the 6th inst. at Mary-le-bonne Church, Captain (loneli, of the pith 'regiment; to Maria, eldest daughtef s.vililaur. Nassau, 'Esq of Nottingham. plaCe, square• • • " On Saturday, at St. Andrew's; - Holhorn.„ Mr. Eil'`, 3 ` t Charles, .uf High row; Kensingto,n r -to Mi s larrei, , daughter of the Lite Edmund:jarnes, Esq., of Haut C c "' mon. , • • • - - Yesterday, at St. Pancras Church, Andr‘ew. Trevor, E ll. Surgeon to-His Majesty's 33d Regiment of boot, to Hal youngest 'clatigliti."7 of Chalks Benny, Esq. 'of Howlan d ' street. . .On the z-th inst. Fr neis Eccles Barker,. Esq. eldeSt ' 6 4 of.`l' ram:is - Barker, Esq' of Hans-place, to Louisa, .° l ` daughter or the Re -, / lolut Stewart, of the. Char er_HOse ll ' e The same day, Nlatianne, 'the youngest daughter 01 t , o t Rev. 'Dr. Baker, R t etur of :Yla t k a bu r y, and a Pr.:be - dajl . ,,,i Wells, to Lteutenant-COluntl Nedhatn, of the 3d Garr''" tattaluin. On , Saturday se'nnight, at Cmmes. Montgomerysh ire, Isaac Bousali, Esc], younger - son of . the l a te Sir .I;tosnas at• sail, of Frontraith, in th e Cuunty of Caritig.mn, to Mmis ( " 0 0- 1 thatine Davies, second daughter o f the Rev. joh n Davienr Cent:nes. NOTTINGHAM RACES. TVISDAY", AUG. 14. His Majesty's Plate ut toogs for horses, Sec. of all ages ; 4 yr bioa, to carry bat. 41b.; 5 y r t)iktbi, 11St. 61b.,; 6 y' tz,t. and aged, I 2 at 2! ~ rit: best of three 4 aide • Let Lowther's c.. c. Esculaphis, 4 y I'S old . , 1 1 tent. Grosvenor'. b. th, Curyseks, 4) 1$ Old - 3 2 1.4 WiLtoll'S b. al. lierhice, 5 yrs old - ' - 2 . 3 The slate Day a. Plate ot F ifty Pounds, given by the" Mein. Otis tur the County, for s yr olds • coils to carry.tist. 31b,. tithes, gst. —one unle heats. 1:o pay rive guineas en tran‘e ; the whole to gu to lite winner. Mr. SCailc'S b. c. by Sir Solomon I. I Mr. Walker's b. c. Editor, by l'inator - - z 2 11i r. b. by ,11 . Aolomon b 3 t,ro4vcnor's b. c by Ccbario " - 4 4 Bell's b. Rally, by 1-I.lacimbuS s 5 srr a. Savivira•cli: Avyna - i wa.DNESDAY. A" Gold Cup, value,too tiumeas, uy Subscribers of Ten Gui. 'leas raGo tne bur i ni4 to be pant to the winner -one two - Time yr olds iu carry 6.it. ; 4 yr olds to. , 7NI. 7i a. '; 5. y I 011 AS Bit. 604).; 6 y(ohi 95t. And a6eti; 93t• 2iD. • . 1,1411:b - and c t.idlngS ..!lowed 210. • 1.4 Lowther's b. m. 4Anes; by Sorcerer, 5 yrs old i. alr Liutt!s or. :,t. ~ .tgect • • 2 La Lu.% tweruerus, aged he same Day .theitibletnen and C;entleMett's P Lite of Fif ty YounJ., tot i and '4 y ra'uld ; 3 yrit.tutocatrl Q t.lZib: 4yr (A bat. 3,t4. Mates and (...enintgs to be allowed 2.11). wo n..ati "l ite winner of 'one Plate te.ta cam 310. CALIA ; 0; tWO,IIO. ; an.l of more 7.0. 3 t.ac ,11,ittet r'ldte talus )e4r, 4i0.: triter: guineas entrance. 4....tgavenbt'S b. 'ln. Lhryseis, 4 rs old o 5 t ...11, E. L. t - lua b 6oti'S ch. 11,„ Sandy 4y fa old 4 4 4 Littt,,lt'b br. c. by Sir Peter • - o t Of trtr.liOut tb,C"S or. t. Aukutet, 4 yrs old - 3 3 oLr TH,RSDnY. A Hunters Stake of sgs edc:., iur horses, &c. ot_all ages, 4., If) /I% IN Illii,'i i . ilte 0/ 041)13. UIV.: 4 awe IwAt. Mr. I...key's Ch. g. by Clowii, a A etl • - - 1 Mr. liyuti.'a t.ii. c. by liayman, 6 ,, yrs bill - 2 (115 U, ISIG , 4..,....k- t+.l 1; tutign. A Sweepstake ct: 'ogs. each for 'touters warranted not tholo“git bled; a LCI Laic ,te tiicreut twin the hands of tne brceiter, Eu oe rod.: by lichtletnen, carrying k6st. each. 1 ou .Ir. tiouictwortles cll. Alex • - walked over: same I)a}, Fifty Pounds given by the Town of N otting. bath !of &C. that never w , ll the value of 501. at au) I ;3 yr ol.ls to CiAlTy 641. 71b. ;4 yr bids 7st. 12.1 u 5y r tints B.st. bib. ;6 y r olds and -:iged, 9st. i\h trey ~,; „ I ;, g s to be inicr.yed zlb. Four Ale heats Three I/WM.lz CialfdliCe. I'. C. I.3loviene . ,.E'aq 's b. c. Ruby, 3 yrs old - ,rir. Suite ' s b. c 3 yrs old • - 2 4 .VI r. Btu tun's 1. , 1 1. u. I ruoside, 3 yrs old - 3 3 ,vir. Syvaluon's Lb. h. Rustic, aged • - 4 z A most obstinate battle was fought on Thorne); Downs, the seat of - Colonel Uppage, at Thorney, Hants, on Saturday, betwixt George Hardinge, a I.r . ofessOr of boxing ! and a weaver„iof the name of Batjatnin, froni• Shropshire ; the former of whom. was-backed by the .Colonel, ,and the Shropshire man by three master Weavers. Flowers, the proVincial bruiSer, seconde4 Hardinge, and Jones the pugilist; sect!ni!ed Benjamin. The first round was a most tremendous one, each of the pugilists exchanged at least half 'a dozen facers, until the blood in tot-. rents, and they fill from the loss . of wind. This .system of fighting was kept up until abou,t the: ninth round, 'whin Benjamin exhibited weakness, and he gave his antagonist 'a heavy fall in about the ten , h'rouud, when the combatants were alike worn out and disfigured. Neither could appear to' time, and after Waiting five minutes by consent, the coin-- bat was renewed, and. Hard'a y ige won the battle b s cience,' after a contest of forty minutes. Benjamin' teas the biggest 'man, but he knew least of the sei ence-of the art of boxing. Many persops have been reduced from a state of inch:pent:lnce to absolute want, fwintbe praesice of, entering into extensive and dangerous spculations, in which a fortune most often be - ris4ed in order to gain one ; but a prudent man will never speculate beyond his imams. The only way in which a speedy toriune tua3, be made by a very trifing ri > k i s th e . Lottery, and that which draws io Ocrober Nem presents a wore ,favourable opportunity toAdyell turers.than any that ever preceded it. • On the tith inst. at Little B o okham, ag e d 'six }'ea rn Chic les Co, to iVlanninghain, eltl?st son ot ' the iaie i‘ l6 ' Central Mahn ingham. On Sunday morning last, at Francis Gregg's, Esq. lington, Surrey, Caroline, the wile of J 'C.. Uinklieu. and elde4t 'daughter. ot George Furlong .Wte, - 1; sq. ot . Vi de) ston, near I:ing's.bridge, - The same night, in Tavistock-row,.-Covent-garden, ti l ts,„„ Johnstone, wile ot Mr. Johnstone, ut the Dewy-line C°"' pany. ' S i,. Yqtcrday morning, hirs. Simon, wife of Mr. L. M. moo, of Gould square, us the-mn )ear ot her age.' • „di Thesane 1110tiistg, of an LLlCCf.rteti cane.-r, •Alrs EliZA", v ut J. Sodt' amptun- place', Camber Nei I, a en 58 yc,cs. LOciiklNo o .,Kr E RETURN OF IVIiF.A.I' IN MARK-I_..4NE, By tries:4s: CHILL) and ,1•1 AIP A S. .C.:Cal, A etc.ler , . " : inCluOing "Illy 11'0111 Aug.• 6, t . , Aug. It. agreeabl) to the Act go Quarters at t2B, od • 203 (2,14/lets at tots al 39 ----AT 12/> ud a 0 A *----- at t.,os od 73 -- at 12os od - so• ----- at 99 5 0 45 -....-:.-----at 125,, ..,,d i 219 t .----a, y65 0 1 3 4J .."..'•••••••••••••• at 97S 44 • 45 ""—. at :23$ cd 2135' --.....----...... a, 9,), 0 i If) - at 9 ;-• oi • • 234 -,-----o- at,' o, 4... d : 4356 . . at 90 . 011 4 , r 39 67 9 7 9 3 0 - at 9 :, o'• , 73 ---; 1 59 .:(..,,, - 1 boO , '1256 -- - —at rtc•s'o,./ I 1 -- 419 ----, at 805 1 1 3 ..) - -at toSs ud, l32a ------- at Ss,i o ', 9.a •••4 349 7 l +a 70 -- - A . L .I:AS ad i 410 '••• .-• at Scs c d . 555 ------ AL 103 s oil 1 50 7—r-- Lt , 70? ' 'l . 3otil —,--- at oh:. °a I ' ...:"6 ----- at . 753 (..' And /ZS Quarters at 7Q..i. per Quartos. • Toza: 25,:,53 '3•14: tors -.iv,rago 9 75. .1...; '•• 3s. 2.,-,w. lower luau last iceturn. „, A iE - ruins: OF FLOUR r; From Iku4. to Aug. to, fwnthetr,cket..ol , •`' e. J• S• Sacks. 5. d. .a. SirLks 54 -- ,P 5 o• 20 """'"". 0 6 6 1, 9 i .7 18043 ---I s^ 0 77 95 b 4 - -q, 4 2 1 99 95 q • __... 90 , 1 345 9$ o 44) -- 9; a' I 7 5 3a- - "I' 97 0 , i • 4 0 14. r 0 131-• 21, 029 )4C Ks. -- v ra per ' os. Id. 'hi tier than hist return. ,UXBRIDGE. Corn-Inspeaor's Weturn.— I HURSD.IY, A u 0 ,1 Wheat,per 1t1.2151.0s t 0351. los. Beans - 56; ,a to I): 0 ,1 Lialey,per. Ir. 3bs od to 44s od Old ditto, A t° Oats 325. ad . to ' 4 . 25 ad Pease' - --s bu to ---- Red Clover ' Bite ditto • Trefoil ,Itye,Giass - Turnip - - Red and Green White Must4td Seed Bro . wii ditto • Carraway seeds Coriander do. SEEDS. • -70 s• 03 sto ris. 0 4 ' , 700. od. to [Ns. do. 2 06; oil. us 75 3, tio• soi, Quarter. 2 -v 3 . uct• to 3; s. o ft. - 35';. S• - 4(1. to 135. oti. bt' sl:s' ( I°. 12S. Oki. Li, I - °d 10 . 41 a .7 - 2 ' to a 45„ - • ' -‘ _ , . - • I OA' PRICE OF LEATHER (per 1b . .) Al' LEA,DENI-e' : pl. Butts, 5o to 5,611.1, each - ..: . 2 tidb CO''' . 1, CO 2 * Ditto, 56 to 661 b. each - ... ' 231. 0 ,1, Nlerciants' Backs, - - , . . 20,i l• 1° 44 , , 2 to /I Dressing !Aides, - . ~, s„,, to ~,, . . Fine Coach Hides, - - - '. Ilr' . • I,oc , Crop Hides, 35 to 4olb. for cutting - isd. to. ,;i.j, Ditto, 15 to solb.' ' - , - 20 1 • 1° ' Call Skins, 30 to golb. 253(1. to - , -".1. per lb. .)-- , ,Ditto, 5 0 to 7 01 b. -3 8, t• to 44 1 . per l b . Ditto, 7o to Solb.. 334. to 414.. per I‘.;. Small Seals (Greenland} 3s. od. t. 3s. 2.14 per lb. Large4itto, - 'loos. to 163 s : per toz..!n. Goat Skins, - - 6os. - to "7:s. Tanned,Horse Hides - '9 . lti• , 2.,:r1- RAW lil DES. Best ileiters & Steers,(per st;) Or imary 2S 4d to Macke Cali 03 1 c" "-, 94 3s od to 3s 4d Aacket Cu, .5i 6 ,, Middlings 25 8d to &s tot 1 Eng.}-to t 4 'f,4l to Stlearkings is.3d. LaaltvSkans . 2s to 3s 6-I- NEWCATE AND LEADENHALL MARKEIS" By the Carcase. fis 41 r Pelf 4s. od. to cs. od.' V 4s. Scl, o tp, Mutton 55. Od. to 6s. 6d. I Pork 6s. ed. tv 7 ) ! Lamb . 4s 8d to 6s 4d PRICE OF - TALLOW. ';" 6,•'' s ' St:James's Market i 0 n s. 1. ; Tow Tallow 675. -.• c. ' .Clare Market p. .11.;• Yet ( ow Rus,ia to8i• "*"" o4 t,. Wlfitechap.Nlarket.3s. mt. White (to. 65.. 0 6,, 06. per stone of 81i). ---• Soap do. 655, —5. el' .• - xN. 9i. Melt* Stall 6os. .d. Average price p. ltd. Ditto, rouzii . 425• 0 , 1 •' . Grave, 12S. Oti, •, , . Ccod I..regs izti 06. , Yellow Soap, gos.—Mottlal, tool.—.Ltir , l, tor 6d, Prier of Candles per dort:li. 124. b.i.—',l,,:i ..;___:''...e.,,,,e 3t, lANIILS • s 11A t AviAts.n..E 2? o f, Hay, 61. os., od. to icl. tos. 0d...-Aver. St. j 5. Straw, 21. t4s. od. to 31. tos• 4s * ----- 15 , 111TECAAP FL HAY. MARKET- d , Hay 71. Qs. 7d. to 91. 134. od.L—AVCr.•BI. SI e n d, 01. os, 0d.,t0 01. os. od,— Aver. 01. Clover, 81. os. od. to 'Ol. oi. od.—Aver. 91. os ( 70 4 ' . Straw, 11. to it. Is od,—Aver Zi• 35. COAL MARKET, AUG. ;pg Ships at Market Slaps Suld Pals s . 6d, fic Jo* Newcastle 9; at S. 6d. t( .. - 5. 6. A 0 7 s underlaid 6. at 455. S. 64. tt Fa'. S, a Cinders t 'at 355. ode ti_.......- Cu